Sunday, October 31, 2010

Guess Jeans.
















Somebody took my camera from me and then took pictures
of my butt without my knowledge.

I rode my bike 20 miles in those jeans yesterday. While they
look really nice and shiny, there are definite comfort issues
while riding a Madone in them.

This picture also shows off how my back pack has the special
coating that glows when light is shined on them (the SAG logo
and side panels). A cool looking safety feature for night riding.

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Halloween Ride.










































































Halloween Trek Pub Crawl.

I wasn't prepared.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Shanghai Crush.
















Postcards from China. From people who miss me.

Sunday, October 24, 2010

Halloween Party. Eckholm Style.




















































The last ever Eckholm Watertown Halloween party was
"Come as someone/something Dead" themed. After some
consideration, Krautbauer and I decided to go at Team
Radioshack. Jim Morrison, Farrah Fawcett, Swayze and
Chris Farley made appearances, along with generic "dead
person".

Lupe's wife brought homemade Tequilla and then things
got rowdy.

And when I say "Things" I mean to say "Hans".

More Kwame.




























































Give the people what they want.

And that is pictures of my dog.

Saturday, October 23, 2010

Jet Bike.

Robert Perri and his Jet Bike.
































































































So, around the time I was hired on at Trek,
Robert Perri had just finished crudely attached
a 2-stroke motor to a cruiser bike and had
instantly grown tired of it. Never one to
settle with the feeling, Robert looked to
other forms of propulsion and settled on
Jet power. After a short time discussing
the fabrication with an unnamed gentleman
in California who "does this kinda shit",
Robert was on his way developing a system
to crudely attach a jet engine to a cruiser
bike. Months have elapsed since then and
the Jet Bike was ready for its introduction
at the Brat-Off to what seemed like dozens
of on-lookers.

The bike itself is a cruiser with a coaster brake
as its only means of deceleration. The jet engine
is fastened to the frame with two quarter inch
plates on the down tube and seat tube. The jet
has 2 speeds, idle and full on. There is clearance
between the jet and bike for a leg (just not one
of any substance).

More pictures to come should anyone develop
enough co-jones to ride the thing.